Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing Chapters 8 & 9

In Chapter 8 of Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing, why do Peter and Fudge go to work with their father? Mrs. Hatcher is out of town and there is no school that day. Fudge has an appointment to audition for the Toddle-Bike commercial. Mr. Hatcher thinks it will be good for the boys to see what it's like to go to work. In Chapter 8 of Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing, how does Fudge end up acting in a TV commercial? He begs the director for a chance to be a TV star. Peter puts him up to it because he thinks Fudge would be a great actor. The president of the Toddle-Bike company singles him out, even though he and Peter were just on a tour of the office building. In Chapter 8 of Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing, why does Mr. Hatcher finally agree to allow Fudge to act in a TV commercial? He thinks it will be OK only because Mrs. Hatcher is out of town and won't have to know about it. Peter talks Mr. Hatcher into it. The president of the Toddle-Bike company threatens to take his business elsewhere if he can't have Fudge as the star of his commercial. What did they bribe Fudge with to ride on the bike? Cotton Candy Oreos Goldfish What did Peter have to do to get Fudge to ride on the bike for the commercial? Peter had to ride it too. He had to sing to him as he rode the bike. Peter had to leave a trail of Oreos for Fudge as he rode along. Where did father take Peter and Fudge in Chapter 9? The supermarket The movie theatre The museum What did Peter, Fudge, and Mr. Hatcher see? Cowboys and Indians A Bear's Life Bear's Enemies In Chapter 9, why did Fudge get out of his seat? He wanted to touch the bears. He didn't like his seat. He wanted to buy candy. What did Father make for dinner? Pizza Cereal Omelet Who actually enjoyed the omelet and ate it willingly? Peter Father Fudge